In the Philippines, there are so many food and beverage exporters and exporting companies. Aside from the fact that there are many Filipinos looking for the local products from where they are working in a country, far from their own. Filipinos are really fond of their local or native products and with this as the case, different countries today where there are OFWs or overseas Filipino workers put up their own business where local Philippine products are sold for personal consumption. Nations where Filipinos and local nationals are working even both like some of the local food and beverage products that the Filipinos buy from local Filipino Food Stores. One good example would be the best beer in the Philippines which is San Miguel Beer. Filipinos like this beer so much more than other beers they can buy from any country and some foreign nationals even have learned to like ... [more..]

These days many of us are out of our home for over ten hours in a day, and there is little time to prepare a good and rather healthy meal.  I’m going to review some tips that will save you time in preparation your Chinese meals.  Here are some great quick ways to cook your Chinese food fast: 1. Use common ingredients as substitute for hard-to-find ingredients.  Some Asian foods may not be available in your local grocery store.  You may substitute other foods when cooking your meals.  If you need Asparagus in your dish, you can substitute broccoli, string beans, and other green vegetables.  Another example would be substitution for black mushrooms.  You can use fresh American mushrooms. 2. Buy food ingredients in larger quantity.  A) Buy a whole chicken.  Remove the bones or debone the chicken and use the bones for soup stock.  Use the chicken meat for ... [more..]

The Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, true to its meaning ‘old market' had its origin in 1894 and is the biggest Victorian filigree cast-iron construction that remains in South East Asia today. It has been rebuilt in 1990 and converted to a thriving and popular modern food court that is frequented during daytime by office workers and comes alive in full throttle to the typical hawker food culture by night. Glaswegian iron has given rise to this unique octagonal structure that is considered a national monument and is a concept of the founder of modern Singapore.The market is extensive, spacious with ample sitting space and contains over a 100 food stalls offering all types of gastronomical delights, starting from well-known oriental and Asian preparations like Malay, Chinese and Japanese to the western favourites like Italian. While the market is dominated by the culinary industry, it also contains the relieving variety ... [more..]